You have got to be kidding me

I just heard about the recent fiasco at the Fiji Police Force. You would think solving crimes and keeping people safe would be their perogative.

Unfortunately, that celebrity couple of Teleni and Ali have really nailed it on the head.

Now I know that framing people and stuffing ammunition into cosy little places is your business but transferring employees because of their personal beliefs is just wrong. That is discrimination against a persons beliefs. If you want to read that, I suggest the Constitution of Fiji.

He says that writings found under his desk were linked to witchcraft and black magic. Believing anything that Nasir says is quite difficult as you have to keep a straight face to say “He’s telling the truth”. And who puts writings relating to black magic under people’s desks? Honestly? Really? Smells like a rat to me.
Now he must have real problems reconciling his faith (if he has any) with that of others. Even if those individuals were atheists or Jedi for that matter, it is wrong to have them transferred out. I work with people of many different faiths, races, political and personal beliefs. We may disagree on issues but we never take it out on what we believe or what we are.

But the whole issue of equality is under severe threat. The Fiji Times mentioned that the People’s (Military) Charter will/can endorse changes to the constitution. And the “tard” to announce is none other than the self-appointed Interim Prime Minister. Either he is deluding himself or Chaudhry is really pulling some serious strings behind the scenes. Or both.

Now this is SERIOUS! People if there ever was a time that Fiji was under severe threat, it is in 1987, 2000 and now. The constitution is about to be changed. I don’t believe the principles relating to equality will be removed but the RFMF and interim government have not been practicing that aspect of “constitutionality”.

But where it will change is in the electoral provisions. My take is that in order to quell the SDL and their majority, they will add provisions relating to stopping people convicted of corruption and “coup-related” offences. So all these ridiculous allegations put forward by Khaiyum will be forwarded to the police and people like Laisenia Qarase will find themselves behind bars or with a conviction preventing them from running.

At this rate, I don’t believe that elections will be held in March 2009. That is but a pipe dream. The sad thing is that nothing will stop these clowns. They have the weapons and gutted every major governmental institution.

But what will stop them? Thats the question we need to ask ourselves.